Parcel

Send a bike carrier

An envelope or a small box, picked up and dropped off across a campus or a town centre. A rider is quicker than anything that has to find a parking space.

What a carrier covers. Up to 25 lb, 24″ on the longest side, and up to 8 miles. It is a campus errand rather than a cross-town delivery — that is what makes a bike the quickest thing on the road for it.

Collect from

Take it to

What is itSay what it is — the rider sees this before they accept.

How big is it, in inches

LengthWidthHeight

Give all three measurements, in inches — a rider needs to know it will go in the bag.

Roughly how heavyAbout how far

What is in it

Every parcel needs this. The rider sees it before they accept — not when they arrive.

FragileGlass, screens, ceramics, anything that would not survive being dropped.Contains a batteryA phone, laptop, power bank, e-cigarette or anything with a lithium cell — including a spare battery on its own.Liquid insideAnything that could leak into the bag it is riding in.PerishableFood, flowers, samples, medicine — anything that will not wait.Documents onlyPaper. Nothing in it can spill, break or go off.Worth more than a few hundred dollarsSo the rider knows to hand it over in person rather than leave it. We do not insure it — see below.

None of these apply

These never go on a bike.

Hazardous materials — fuel, gas cylinders, solvents, corrosives, aerosols, fireworks
Firearms, ammunition or weapons of any kind
Alcohol, cannabis or any controlled substance
Live animals
Cash, bullion or bearer instruments
Anything illegal to possess or to move

I confirm none of the above is in this parcel, and that I have packed it to survive a bike.

Your rider is an independent courier, not a shipping company. Nothing here is insurance — send anything irreplaceable another way.